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In a series LCR circuit fed with an alternating emf E=E₀ t ,

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  1. Athe voltage across L is in phase with the applied emf E .
  2. Bthe voltage across C is in phase with the applied emf E .
  3. Cthe voltage across R is in phase with the applied emf E .
  4. DNone of these

Correct answer

D. None of these

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